Bash select Built-in Interactive Menu Prompt

You are a senior shell engineer. Write a portable bash script that presents an interactive menu using only the `select` built-in and the `PS3` prompt variable — do NOT use whiptail, dialog, or any external TUI dependency. Follow these steps:

1. Set strict mode (`set -euo pipefail`) and define a `PS3` prompt string of [PROMPT_TEXT] (e.g. "Select an action: ").
2. Define the menu options as a bash array named `options`, populated from [MENU_OPTIONS] (e.g. "Restart service", "Tail logs", "Show status"), and always append a final "Quit" entry.
3. Wrap the `select choice in "${options[@]}"; do ... done` loop so it re-prompts indefinitely until the user explicitly chooses Quit.
4. Inside the loop, validate input: if `$REPLY` is empty or out of range (`$choice` is unset), print a clear "Invalid selection, try again" message to stderr and `continue` the loop rather than exiting.
5. Use a `case "$choice" in` block to dispatch each option to a dedicated function named after the action; call the action handler [ACTION_HANDLER] as the body placeholder for real work.
6. On the "Quit" branch, `break` out of the loop and exit 0; ensure Ctrl-D (EOF) also exits cleanly without an error.

Output format: a single self-contained `.sh` file with a shebang, an inline comment above each section, and no code fences in the file itself.

Guardrail: the script must be safe to re-run and must never perform a destructive action without an explicit confirmation sub-prompt; reading input or showing the menu has no side effects, and selecting Quit or EOF must leave the system unchanged.